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The Meeker herald., 1887-10-01
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NOTtCc-ls A~1ry GIVEN that ih~ fnliovtna
' nstss~s1 srsstrDs Ats.l nDthrr of his intrss-
tia Tn make nd p<vnf In support of biz
risisn. srs1 lhas psv-sf viii lr made ls-
fnev The 9sHtnew - llsyrtsrr. ss Gl-nsu-, .
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u o'cbu-k .. a-lu Hi~ari I. Ws-isv> II
As.l. Csdn.. ~ ttonrstrsi Appiicsitna
Nh. IN fur The - n~ Y. . y - Y sni 80 y
- Y Scr ~ Tp u. u "a ". Ah 2. y.
tc nnass ~ .nutnR Witnesses to Prove
his rSutS0usssa sv- utssi. and sultis att,ss
cf. sakS hand. W. x~nas " Nstrii,n AMI k,s.
gvo~ Tspke of Hal. Csln.. sbi Jsfns-s 4.
Taa~y ami esivu ifvvn 81 Lar T.. ~. Calo.
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The Meeker herald., 1887-10-01
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0LGsw0on Srrisas. Colo. ssPt.A WI.
NOriCE-h h-s~by si,sn that The tn,tovina
~ nams.i s~1ii-r hAs sssi io''ec os bis intr,,.
ton IN make nna. sNof Ia support ~ BID
tsAim and lHni sshf prof ~ill i- fnSsr 10.
f.rr ihr l,ssrlei-f a.! it~r-isrr 81 Gl~nuoo.i
stsrt,,r.. ('0Lsu.itl a oesna.rr "a. i.-.. At ~
orIscE :. " !. Vi: i1.irl u. Taylor. u Nc~krr.
C.lugusSo. on ~ p'L H. Il. No. n, ~. I. III
fa< the y ne y, nr 80 AMI ns = 60 y
ks,,. q. Tp. : H.. Il. NJ ssh J. y.
lie nsinss ik- f'<iS Ssihf witb-sss 70 Psute
III. conllutnAss fesit trr upon. nni euius hihph
az, said land, stal krhur t'riir hi"S. James
". Cole. hot,r1 it1kSts and frsnk T. hstSn.
Ill of N~ckss. csla
lYisss Pub Sept r-kAss Oct :. icsl
The Meeker herald., 1887-10-01
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LAND OFFICE At
ctENwOoD SPhiNOa. Colo. Aug. n lsr;.S
NUT1Ck v hervay given that the Sollo,,ipr
~ named sstilef hAs Med n,ti.r of his In,r,s.
thu. to msakc ma! espof IN support u hi. claim,
Rertsser IIs6gtves. at 0lcnwpsi tpsiHss.
Colo. on Octo,,r n tsH.. At W o'clock n. M,
via: eyan u. TlsNnas. II N.~kcr r. o.. Colo,
or hts r. u. 8 No. ~. q. !. H.. for tho l, ne
y. =. ne apd ne y - y Sec %. Tp y,
Tic names the Hbiiowinr Witnesses tn prove
his continuou. raaidcncc upon. an cultivation
Of. aid land. riss John Juh,. Joseph Urtni,h,
!. 7. Eek and rbce. q. Thomas. all of McekcI
r. o.. Colo.
z. !. DxtAS, Rcrtsirr.
tfir-t pub Aug xs-last Ott !. IssiI
The Meeker herald., 1887-10-01
Notice for lsusiirsssen.
LAND OFFICE At

GLrNwoob SPRINGS. Colo. sept. n. 1851.
NOTlCE-1s hereby given that the following
AN named settler hns hici notice of hss intcn
ton To make final proof In support of his
fore the Register and Receiver, at Glen wotsi
Springs, Colorado. on November I. IssT, Ht II
Colo, on his +. \. u. 4. NJ. 3p for tho = i,
nw y and ri sw = Sec. ~, Tp. IN, K. " W.
9Th =. NJ.
lie names the following witnesses to pruyp
his continuous residence upon. and cultivation
Of. said land, via: Zcnas u. Ma,idiin, EdwMr,i
l.. Hodges, John a. Hall, IT., and Eugene Tay.
lor, all Of A Axinl, Colo.
=. J. DE1.tN Register.
fFirst Pub Sept s4-lasi Oyt y, Isx5l
The Meeker herald., 1887-10-01
uessse ~ Pussssesss~.

-6f&Svoos VsSiso.. CaSo. Aus. = i~..i
NOrtCE-ls hsesey gfvea ihas thc euliovino
~ nsm~a erssi~s has ni~a pasSrw ns hSs ia,rss
itou I" tnah~ ousl psuof In sssrp,st II kts
ciain,. ard that satd eruot utii b. nssais b.
fusv ttesk II Csslnty Cssirt u Rnssss csnsaly
Cni.,-. ~ llshn's rcsh. Cossasin. ~ sspsrmbes
=. tss.. ~ ~ o'rtsrk o. m. VIA. katssl~sn n
kisn~ar. ns Nnyf,eti. Co,o-. on hts u. X No ~
fs< is- - :y - .Sc and . ~ me- ~ ssr u
Tp; y. u - " aah PN.
lie nasn~> th~ following witnesses tn pruvs
HE c,satiasssss svststcocr utnn. anil cuilissiios
II. .sti iand. via. A. J. Miiilams. os lay
Heard an'i wil-,a u. hanks. ali os Nayt-ii
h"ast cssinty. C.,o.
4. J. Dsi.As. Register.
The Meeker herald., 1887-10-01

ITO discontinue nm advertisement v
says John Wanamaker, the largest ad-
ve'tiser In the world. sis the taking
down OF your sign. II you want to do
business you must let the public know
II. Standing advertisements. when
changed frequently. are better and
cheaper than reading notices. They
look more substantial and business like,
and inspire confidence. would as
soon think Of doing business without
clerks as without advertising"
The Meeker herald., 1887-10-01
Notice tor Pssiiession.
IANO nrrfCH At

lhND OrFtCh Al
GLxSwOoD spRtSas. Colo, Sept. II, 1857.
NOTICE IL hereby given that the following
~ named settler has filed notice Of his In
claim. and that ssid pruof will he made before
the Rc.i..cr and Ilccciver Mt 0ienwoo'l
Springs, Colorado. on Octobcr "a. Iss', At 10
Mccker. Colorado. ON his r. Y. D. $. No. la
81. I: r., f2r g q the z. =. X sc and u sw h Sec
lie names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon, and cultivation
of. said land. Wis: Z. II. Watson, EDWARD Han.
Mcekcr, Colorado.
.. j. DxLAs, Register,
First pub Sept i,-iss, Oct q, 1es1l
The Meeker herald., 1887-10-01
~ oss.essssss pvsne,y.

In pursuance os the pnhllc no.ies
given By the committeeman of the
18th Precinct. the Democratic primary
cpnvention TO select delegates 10 aii~s,si
the Democratic county convention. was
held n the srhtp,.h0s,se Thursday at 9
.. m. II J. Miner was chosen chair.
man and Dr. Thornton secretary.
On motion. the convention proceeded
70 tho election Of seven delegates. The
chair appointed J. v. Houston and
lloyd walbstdse ~ judges Of election.
After the nominations .insed. the ballot
was spresd and the following gentle
men DECLARED duly elected: J. l.. Nc.
iiaiton. James Lyttie. Dr. Thornton.
II. J. Miner, l.. r. Craig. John Gould
and iIoyd Waibtidg-.
M further business the convention
adjourned.
The Meeker herald., 1887-10-01
Nsssee fer PsSlleasssa.

LAND OFF1CE NT
GLxSwoOD SPRINGS. Colo, Sept. 10, 1wf.
NOTICE-is hereby given that the following
~ named settler has flsvl nottcc of bis intcrs.
iion to mako rnsl pruof In support of his
claim. and that said proof will bc made bs.
fore the NcEtster and Receiver, At 0icnwUpl
sprinrr. Colorado, ou Octotcr n 1s65. At 10
O'Clock =. M. via: Charles Crusisc. Of Browns
Park. Colo. on his r. &. ID. =. No. ~. for the
NV scc y Iy; ~ ~. y; 10y W. gu y. ~.
bis continuous rcskiencc upou. and cultivation
II. aaid land. viz: James l.. Warren. John
Browns Park, Colo.
8. J. DKl.AN, Register.
First pub Sept ls-iast Oct - iss'l
The Meeker herald., 1887-10-01
Nssses ter Pubusesssos.

J.ANDOVHuCkA AT
GtrNvooD srN,soa. Colo. Aueuss N. tsr;.
NOTICE is h~svb> sivrn thsi the folIouins.
~ rs'pV-i scttirr hss al~si nos,-c II bic In.
srniiou tn mako nnsl prv"s In support II bis
fnsr 'hr lt-ris'rr and llrcrievs. st 0i~uwo.i
sps'nss. Colora'i". IN scp,r'pt-r -. tsS,. .,
" O'Clock =. m.. via: Jamss a. llurrA, II
N-ckcr. Colo. ~, hss =. 4. u. y. M. IN, q. ..
T.. fog tho So y NJ y SEC q. rp y. Il " "
Tie nsmcs the following witnesses tn pspse
his coniinuosis rvst'scnc- upsu. snd cultivation
81. safi land. tta: samsscl Martin, 1tli~rt
Nc.>pn. u. =. war,icll and ]. =. Btoomarid, all
Of Nc~kre. Colo.
~. Dxt.AS. Register.
tGirss Pub Aug O-last Sept ~. isssl
The Meeker herald., 1887-10-01
Republican County Convention.
GLESwo0D SpMINas. Colo. !
S..ptciMlper 10. 1851.

GLESwOOD SPHIN0s. Colo.
September 10. 1851.
The Republican county convention of
Garfield county. Colorado, Ii hereby
called to meet at Glrn~ssi SpriHgs,
Saturday, October Is. lss7, nj " o'cl,rk
n. n.. for ti'e pirp'sr OF T''ulnxtiny
candidates for the following county
Offices. to be elected at the General
Election. November 4. 1851:
One Cosnmissinn~r, First District.
Ono County Cirrk.
One Treasurer.
One sheriff.
Ons Assessor.
One Superintendent of Public Schools.
One County Surveyor.
One Coroner.
And tn transact any and NIL other
business that may properly come before
si.d convention.
Tho npportionment, ~ made by the
county central committee. entities the
various precincts N ssprs.sataAloa ~
tho convention ~ follows:
The Meeker herald., 1887-10-01
Nssiee for PaSiieasisn.

LAND Off1CE AT
1Lssw0on srnfSor. Colo. Sept. 10, lAef.
NyriCe = hsrrey 9.yen that .sc fclsu.ins
stou 10 make Nssal psUos In ssappost II hia
claim. and that eath proof viii be n,asic trfnrr
the Rcxisscr snd Hcccivcr at Oiruwooi sprinGs,
Colorado. on Oytn,cr q, iss, Al 10 o'clock a. i, :.
via; John y. ilihc, of Drown's Park, COio.. On
his r. 4 D. \. M. g. for the ~ H - Y and Y
He names the following witnesses TO prove
hts continuous rrsidcnc~ upon and cultivation
gf. aid land. via; J. q. Allen. George Law,
Jsmcs l.. Warren and John PAscholy. ali OF
browns Park, Colo.
.. J. DEI.AN. Register.
tFir.t pub Sept l'-last Oct =, iss'J
The Meeker herald., 1887-10-01
Hsss-e for Srus,sesssss.

LAND OFHtCE At
GLS>voop SPRINGS, Colo. August Ia. iAs;.
NOTicE is hrrrby Hiv~n that the foiio~ins
~ named .ritlcr has uls-i nsStcc of his In.
t-ntis'n tn make hpai pr,rnt In support of his
the Rcsi-trr and Rrrelser at 0lcn~o-i
ssgrtn,,. Col"sH6o. on srptrsnhrr =. lss'. ai
y o'cicrk =. m. sisi lnerpA Grifhihs, ri
T.. ios the =. Sns s.ny sw y. nv \ .- \
He narrcs The following witnesses tn prpvs
hts cntinun,ss rvNtdCnrc upspn. and cultivation
II. sah land. via; 1ancs NcAndrrws, Hvau
q. Thrsaaa. John II. wias and Eiviu ]. tmisrr
ali Of Ncckcr. Colo.
=. J. DGLAN, Rrgtstss
trirst Pub Aug so-1Ast Sept u. lSs7I
The Meeker herald., 1887-10-01

A syndicate Of young Napoleon's"
Of finance. consisting of J. d. Buchan.
II. A. Wildhack and +. N. Johantgen.
purchased about two dozen lots on River
Front to-day. The boys believe in the
old aiage that ''tte time to strike Is
when the iron is hot" and the time to
buy teal sstat. is when lots are Cheap.
The Meeker herald., 1887-10-01
o.+lxle.,. Ar.ir. s.Ive.

The bcst asive In the world for cuts
bruises. s0res. ulcers. salt rhe'im. Fever
~'res. tettsr. chap,ed hands. cbilblains
c0Tnx and sll akin sruptions. and posi-
lively cures piles. or no pay required. II
is guaranteed 10 give perfect satisfac-
tion. or money refunded. Price - cents
PR i'ox. For sale by vii druggists.
The Meeker herald., 1887-10-01

We have often seen "blaxei'' trees
In this country, but II will Ike more re-
markable thing II some Of the small
boys of this town pull through the rudi.
mcntary stages Of intellectual develop
mcnt. the coming school year. without
getting throughly "Blazed."
The Meeker herald., 1887-10-01
Glsy NvoR hSsee.

For drass. mcsiic,ncs, paints. books,
stationery. fancy sisi toilet articles,
Geld 9laasrs. artist. mni-riais. musical
goods. etc. etc. go ~ s~nd yos,r onrrs
u Dr. T.. Siuvcr. Ra~iins. Wyoming.
aud grt the l,rst Rotsis NJ lowest prices.
The Meeker herald., 1887-10-01
$500 REWARD.

The above reward will be paid fo1
the recovery Of one dark'bay pony
recently strxyed or stolen from the
ranch Of the undersigned. on Pice-snce
creek. branded G 3 on right shoulder
and Ceceose on left hind h'p' also
three white feet. PAT FAHEf.
PICE-ANcx CREEK. August q. 1887.
The Meeker herald., 1887-10-01

Tom Hutchinson has returned from
Ilcnwood Springs. where he spent scv.
cral weeks testing the efficacy Of the
waters ms a rheumatic exterminator
Tom Is satisfied the Glenwood water
will knock rheumatism.
The Meeker herald., 1887-10-01
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Drugs. medicines. oils, paints. and
everything In tho drug limo nj J. ".
llugus 4 Co.'S.
The Meeker herald., 1887-10-01
J. II. Bl00dwOrth, Of the Upper
White, wns In town tie other day on


a business irip Mr i,ioodwoFth re-
ports remarkable experience with Il
big ra,tlosnske on his ranch one day
last week. Mr. Is MAS out Ia his potatO
patch unrarthing n buck-iful Of Irish
lemons. und while engaged in this duty
ran ont1 the aforementioned snake. The
SNAKE stuck It's fangs intD the handle Of
the lUe Mr.. u. wss using. and i3lond
swears by the great h0sn~d spO0t-that
after while the handle began to swell.
and kept on swelling. until II became sx
large around IN barrel lie says lie
will Lore II out and uae II as land rOl-
l'r n.xt seasOn.
Miss 8. II. Blazer Of Macomb. Ill.,.
has been engaged M school teacher for
the approaching school year. Miss
blazer In sister Of prof. Blazer Of ti'~
RAwlins scl,oois. and il teacher II ff-
teen years experience and comSa IN us
with FIRST class recommendations aud
proposes 70 give Us the best school
Meeker has ever had. The School
Beard have pledged themselves IN xs-
sist Miss Blaxrs In every efIort To bring
the Mecker school up 10 \ standard III
efficiency not excclied by any t0wn Of
its sixs In the State. In this connection
Il might In well for the Hoard 10 try
end raise the ''collxterai' necessary IN
the employment Of ara us~istznt teacher.
Last year there WAS constant attend.
anoc Of from nfty % sixty scholars and
this year the number will be largely In
creased. Oas teacher cannot do justics.
To ~ large numter II scholars. hence
the need Of M assistant teacher.
WeaAsss 0slss.
For months 10 have suspected it-for
months bs has been humming little love
songs tn himself and acting very much
like . man who was about 10 Eet mar
Tied-and ~c wero not much surprised.
ihercfoss. u bearing the announcement
u tho marriage Of Mr.. Harry Z. Gii.
mono and Niaa Julia aIeverling. The
hymealai knot ~ss tied by Judge
Charles AUX last Sunday afternoon.
the sSlh uit, In the presence of few
invited friends Of the bride snd grnom.
and ws understand thess In themselves
were . pleasant Company. After the
usual congratulations y inosi envioos
repass Was servsd and justice done 10 II
bv ti,nse present
In the evening the Cornet band ten.
dersd the newly y-wesidesi coup,e s-rcn-
aaie. and In The interim u plsying. upoa
behalf Of the Hand. their president pre-
sented Mr.. and Mn. Giltnors with =
handsome piece Of furnitarc-a clock.
Nr. sud Mr. Gilnure have gone Ia
housekeeping u the corner Of Sixth
xtrrct md Park avenue midst the we'll.
wishes Of host u friends.
Harry was = saexdfAst friend Of Tnx
HERALD. and no wcru kindly rcmeu,-
bered Of the occasion with several
pieces of cake. etc aud It commanded
some os our time IN do justice to Il.
To the happy couple We will say: May
10Y and prosperity be your lot.
The Meeker herald., 1887-10-01

China Jim has rccesved y lot OF plain
ard fancy silk handkrrchiefx and line
craps ahawls. and is selling them At
reasonable prices. Call aud rec Jim at
tho Meeker hotel
The Meeker herald., 1887-10-01

What between attending to Cupid's
mandates and presiding over the dcs-
TIMES Of the Blind Goddess court 1.-THE
hcai Justice mill Judge Attix has bad
busy week Of IL.
The Meeker herald., 1887-10-01
uH1llMHR,

Just received. nj J. ". IIugus 4
Co.'S. = car lnai Of furniture. II will
he sold nj bottom prices.
The Meeker herald., 1887-10-01

l'rccras;ination In said To hr ,lse thief
of time. For further Information ~,
this ppint apply Ia Drcifuas.
The Meeker herald., 1887-10-01

Mediation 4 Sheridan are piling up
lumber at rapid ratc In their yards.
This cnirrprising firm will be In shape
TO meet the building boom that Is he
ginning 10 show itself.
The Meeker herald., 1887-10-01

Gil Wcsson. Jimmy Burrh and Henry
Warie!l rctnrpcsi from Glen~oosi
THURSDAY. where the two former proved
up and the latter took oui hts citizen.
slip paIers.
The Meeker herald., 1887-10-01

Harry brakcs. Que Of our most pop,.
lar and cntcrpr,sing cattle men. i-f,
yesterday for his former home In Chico,
county. Ark. where hc will reside fus
the winter.
The Meeker herald., 1887-10-01

Joe Barnicott and viii Jones. Of
Lca'lviilc. came over Saturday To take a
look at the country with view TO locat-
ing. Al present they are the guests Of
Evan &. Thomas. ON Lower White.
The Meeker herald., 1887-10-01

Morris, II YOU want TO travel with the
JciIcrson!sn cohorts you must bo os'
,isuc.
The Meeker herald., 1887-10-01

Morgan Edgar departed Monday for
his home nj Newark, n. j., whore he
will spend the winter. Mr.. Edgar has
nntoun'ied confidence In the future OF
Meeker and showed the faith that il in
him by purchasing six town lots before
leaving for the East
The Meeker herald., 1887-10-01

}. W. WEIGH tnok = bsisinesA trip q
t;lc"~ooi "Wednesday. and expects q
return to-day.
The Meeker herald., 1887-10-01
cs.vs.. s.h C..s az s,.v..,

Just received. Al J. W. Husus &
Go. =. car load of Charter Oak Cook.
ing Stoves Of all sixra.
The Meeker herald., 1887-10-01

Mr.. und Mrs. Gilmore desire us TO re-
nirn their thanks To the members Of the
eornet Hand who made them the rccip.
tents OF beautiful clock. aud iha,
II IL highly appreciated is but a fain,
expression Of their gratitude.
The Meeker herald., 1887-10-01
Nessee Ter pshlseasie0.
LAM nvg1rR At

ANSu otbGB Al
Otsswoop srhtstta. Coto.. Aug %. tse:.
NOTICE ss h~rrby given shas Tho following
~ named s~tt,~r has ai~d noetcr of bis iut.n.
eiairn. asd that s.ia pc,of .iii 10 ssa.ss b~sos.
ihr itr1tssrs sn.i Itrceiy~f u Giravu..a
spetnfs. Cot.. "a tcpsrmt~s =. iDs, ~ 70
Col"-. sa his Y. 3, u. =. No. ~. y. I. u. foe
thr No ~ ~ ~ Srrsiou =, an.i nw ~ 80 ~
AMI y - No ~ 40 - Tp y. u n " 6sh IN.
bis coatinsous sv~ts~nrr uJs-n, an.i cultivation
ot. sad ansl. sbG sasuu-l Martha, Jsssss H.
lIurvh. u. \. wsUScli and l. =. tionsansid. ali
II Nrvkrs. Colo.
4. J. nslAs. Rssissss.
ivlsss pub Aug s-iast s~ps -. Wi
The Meeker herald., 1887-10-01

Our devil a,,s lie wouldn't mind his
low wages II he could get a whack Al
w-liins cake and wine every week.
The Meeker herald., 1887-10-01

fr-i Gregory Is j~vo,ing good deal
of time In zeal estate speculation these
days. Fred Is buying aud selling every
dn.
The Meeker herald., 1887-10-01

A nns lot of pipes and pipe fixture,
just received II Houston's.
The Meeker herald., 1887-10-01
Nssse. s.s spus,s-.ss.s.

WoyeS Ter boo1eeoeeO0s
LAND OrricH AT
GLtSwoop NrniAos. Colo. Aug. 10. IW7.
NOriCE 10 hcvr-ty given that the following
! named s~tit-S has nlrsi oostr- IT his lutrss.
tl"a Ia make nnnl prsos In support of bis
claim. and that saki pruf will t~ issaxl- irfurs
spsins.. Cn,o, oa ssiss",isr 3, iss:. si 10
o'clock - m.. sts: samuel Martin, os N~rksr,
Colo. ~ bic r. X y. y. M. u. u. ]. r.. fos the
80 Y - Y scr =. n~ Y nv = and q = ~ 4
nv q. Tp y. e. " " Ell ~.
oec Names the following uitn~s-~s io proSs
hls rs,nfintasss rsti~nrr upun. ntsi esiiiiyatsoa
n. saL lsnd. VIA: Giltrvst Wrssrsn, Jam~s H.
iiurvA. u. =, wars,oii and L. \. Dioosnneid. ali
II Acpkes. Colo.
4. }. Dai.As. Register.
iPsFss Pub Aug o-lAss sspt ~. tn7f
The Meeker herald., 1887-10-01

Do not forget that il'- only plsca u
get . good cigar Is vt llousions.
The Meeker herald., 1887-10-01

Mn. l.cnaard os i',ce ance. WAS visit
MIG frtessds In Aeshss dursns ths paas
The Meeker herald., 1887-10-01

All kinds Of fancy smoking and cigar
cite tobacco nj llouston's.
The Meeker herald., 1887-10-01

Playing Cards. Checker Boards. Don,
ioes. etc. fof sale st J. v. Houston's.
The Meeker herald., 1887-10-01

Houston has nearly dfty brands Of
smoking tobacco.
The Meeker herald., 1887-10-01

NrS. and Miss Hall arc In town and
arc stopping at the Major mansion.
The Meeker herald., 1887-10-01
Lemons AT Houston ..

Writing tablets, all sizes. at Hou..
The Meeker herald., 1887-10-01

Chewing tObacco ut uouton's.
The Meeker herald., 1887-10-01

II h recommended by the county CEN
iTsi committee that the primaries In the
different precincts b- held oa Saturday.
October !. iss7. and thai the commIltse-
man Of each precinct psst notices To
that effect in various parts u tho pro-
rinrs. naming tho hour n which the
primaries will bc opened.
Il. II. NoULroN.
Chairman County Central Committee.
J. r. MCLEAN, Secretary.
Everything passed o6 In true Dcmo-
CRITIC style.
Morris. hows the independent move
sncnt coming on.
Only one kick. and that wasn . very
The Meeker herald., 1887-10-01

Only one kick. and that WASH Z . very
vigorous one. either.
The Cecil Whig., 1887-11-26

to depend upon for aid, he managed
to get out his knife with his left hand
and by dint of hard work hacked off
the imprisoned fingers and released
himself.
On another occasion a gentleman
connected with one of the newspapers
in this city vas wandering with some
friends on the reefs near Cypress Point
at Monterey. His companions had
gone ahead, and as he hurried on to
overtake them he slipped in hole on
the reef. His foot went into the mouth,
as it may be called, of an abalone. To
his horror he was unable to extricate
himself. 1t was just about the turn OF
tide, and realizing his danger he shouted
Justify for help. Fortunately the other
members Of the party were not too far
away to hear him and they returned to
his rescue. One of the party stripped
and plunged into the pool, and with a
large knife cut the cartilage with which
the mollusk held the shell clasped to
the rock. Had help not been at hand
he would have been drowned by the
incoming tide, and in all probability his
fate would forever have remained a
mystery.
The Cecil Whig., 1887-11-26
Quiet, But She Gets There.

The quiet girl never wears high colors
on the streets you do not see her hut-
tering in brilliant plaids when they hap
pen to be the style; when high hats
are ''in" she does not pile hers SC high
that it sweeps the cObwebs from the
sky she does not wear an exaggerated
bang when the bang is in vogue, nor
the biggest hustle in town, nor the
longest train to her tea grown, nor the
greatest number of bangles when ban
gles reign. But because she does not
chatter and giggle and make herself
conspicuous in horse cars and matt
nees, does not announce her convic-
tions on ali occasions and all subjects,
and profess her admiration at every
hands turn it must not be supposed
that she has no idea of convictions or
enthuslasms that she moves along like
star IN the heavens, which obeys the
laws of gravitation without selecting its
source, or objecting to its orbit. She
is quiet because she has no power to
make her conditions, or because she is
maturing that power. In the meantime
it is the quiet girl who marrles earliest,
who makes the best match, who fills
the nitches which her more brilliant
sisters leave vacant, who manages the
servants, runs the sewing machine, re-
member the birthdays, listens to the
"reminiscences of the old, and often
keeps the wolf from the door.-Har-
be,'S Weekly.
The Cecil Whig., 1887-11-26
Mason & Hamlin Pianos.

Mason & Hamlin bid fair to become as
famous for the pianos as they have long
been for their world-renowned organs.
The distinguishing feature about the
Mason & Hamlin Piano is an important
improvement in the method OF holding
the strings. They are secured by metallic
fastenings, instead Of bv the friction Of
pins set in wood, as has been the case,
and the advantages resulting are highly
important. Wonderful beauty and
musical quality of tone; for less liability
OF getting out of tune; greater reliability
in trying climates; and greater solidity Of
construction and durability are secured.
\ fortune teller can hit a womans case
nino times out of ten.-"you've We had sick
ness and trouble. You'll have some
property fall to you. You do not have
full confidence in your husband. Beware,
He is deceivipg you. You have very
gentle nature. Everybody loves you.
You have trouble with relative. 1t
was not your fault. Beware of blue
eyed woman with mole on her left
cheek. She will make you trouble.
Good -by--one dollar-call again."
The Cecil Whig., 1887-11-26
BIZ HIVE" +"

The prolonged mild wealth
er has left us with too many
goods. Now for the conse-
quence. We to lose and you
to gain.
Please read, reflect and profit
by the following quotations
which are from ten to thirty
per cent. below value.
This is a determined effort
on our part to reduce our over
loaded shelves at once.
Lot No.
Is French Dress Goods, par
ticularly desirable, butwe have
too many; reduced from SSc.
to 6oc. a yard. In ten shades
all good.
Lot No..
Fifty pieces of Fancy
Weaves in new and staple
shades; were 81 i c, new price,
25c. a yard. 8 yards for S.
instead of So.
Lot No.3
Thirty-one pieces Scotch
Plaids, 1oc. a yard; ought to
be I5c. Will make a nice
school or knock-about dress.
Lot No. 4
I lot of 62hc all-wool
Camcrs Hair Good, good
shades, 3S in. wide, to go for
81 a c. yard; a big cut.
Lot No.
100 pieces Of Stripe or Plaid
Velvets, very fine quality, to
be cut for ST. yard.
We are selling loads Of Coats,
Wraps and Plush Goods for La
dies and Children at unusually
low prices.